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Climate-assisted persistence of tropical fish vagrants in temperate marine ecosystems
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Rising temperatures are pushing tropical species like the Black Rabbitfish into cooler waters of Western Australia. This exciting research by Laura Gajdzik and her team reveals their surprising resilience through genetic connectivity and diverse diets, paving the way for potential ecological shifts by 2100. Dive in to explore how these changes may impact coastal ecosystems!
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